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Not Even Halfway to Housing Recovery Friday, 13 May 2011 10:57 The housing market is in a 10-year transition and we aren't even halfway through it. Read the Full Story
Foreclosure inventory volume outpacing foreclosure sales Thursday, 31 March 2011 16:15 Distressed properties will take more time to move off the market due to the 8.8% loan deliquency rate and the foreclosure inventory rate at 4.15%. Read the Full Story
Foreclosure Timelines Continue to Grow Friday, 03 December 2010 17:51

Probably the most commonly asked question to Briarpath is: "What do you see the window of opportunity being? How long do you feel you have?" Although that is a tough question to answer, one thing I do know for sure - the window keeps being extended. Everything the government enacts new policies aimed at protecting homeowners or slowing down the rate of foreclosures...it does just that, it slows the process down, but does not reduce the end result. These properties will end up foreclosed upon, but it will 6 or 12 months later than originally. So the window keeps growing. Good news for Briarpath, bad news for real estate in general.

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The role of the pool buyer in the current real estate market Thursday, 18 November 2010 17:34

I often am asked about whether the pool buyer is helping or hurting the current market. What niche does the bulk real estate investor fill in this current dilemma? The answer is complex, but some simple overview might provide some perspective. 

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Friday, 03 December 2010 17:51

Foreclosure Timelines Continue to Grow

Probably the most commonly asked question to Briarpath is: "What do you see the window of opportunity being? How long do you feel you have?" Although that is a tough question to answer, one thing I do know for sure - the window keeps being extended. Everything the government enacts new policies aimed at protecting homeowners or slowing down the rate of foreclosures...it does just that, it slows the process down, but does not reduce the end result. These properties will end up foreclosed upon, but it will 6 or 12 months later than originally. So the window keeps growing. Good news for Briarpath, bad news for real estate in general.

I often am asked about whether the pool buyer is helping or hurting the current market. What niche does the bulk real estate investor fill in this current dilemma? The answer is complex, but some simple overview might provide some perspective. 

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